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I usually do chflags schg instead of chmod 000. I know it might seem like overkill, but Google is very sneaky, and I would not put it past Keystone to just chan
by apostacy 7y ago
I usually do chflags schg instead of chmod 000. I know it might seem like overkill, but Google is very sneaky, and I would not put it past Keystone to just change the permissions for itself.
- dreamcompiler 7y agoThat's very hardcore, but I agree with your logic.
- masklinn 7y ago> I would not put it past Keystone to just change the permissions for itself. From experience, they absolutely do it.
- apostacy 7y agoThey would call it "repairing permissions". OK, so I didn't break into someone's house, I just "repaired" their door that had locked me out.
- Scapeghost 7y ago> I usually do chflags schg instead of chmod 000. Thank you. This was the best tip to come out of this whole discussion. I'll identify every location Google apps write to, and lock them out with this.